


Since 2004, Luciano’s Ristorante Italiano in Duluth has been delighting guests with delicious Italian dishes inspired by the rich traditions of Naples and Northern Italy. Our Italian cuisine is influenced by classic favorites and flavors of the Mediterranean. We invite you to come and experience a fantastic meal and taste some of our crowd-pleasing pastas, pizzas, appetizers, and house specialties. Guests can enjoy lunch or dinner with an extensive wine list and custom cocktails in a welcoming atmosphere. Our Italian restaurant also offers family meals to make dinner at home even tastier. Luciano’s is currently offering pick up and delivery, as well as dine-in. Call or visit us online to make a reservation at our Duluth Italian restaurant!
Italian favorites & a deep wine list offered in a relaxed, modern space with a fireplace & a patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6555 Sugarloaf Pkwy #309, Duluth, GA 30097
Phone: (770) 255-1727
Website: https://lucianositaly.com/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Organic&utm_campaign=GMB
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Reviews
Food: many options, accommodating, and it’s served hot!!! I absolutely love love love when my food is hot in temperature.
Service: Eli was fantastic. He explained everything. Identified pictures for me on my phone when I asked about dishes. He was patient and checked on us. The best part we his service was like he really cared, and I loved that.
Ambience: beautiful inside. Roses on the table, a candle, and GREAT bathrooms with mouth fresher, tissues, and stalls that defy the gaping wide open sides on the doors.
Would I go back: definitely
Parking: plenty
We went for dinner the Friday evening before Valentine’s Day. They were very busy and it appeared that our table had been added to accommodate the crowd. It felt like we were seated in an area typically used as a pathway. Our table was bumped several times during the meal by people walking past. In addition, we were no more than 10 steps from the door. Every time someone opened the door we got a gust of cold air. My feet were freezing the entire meal.
The Veal Meatballs Al Forno and Goat Cheese Pomodoro were good. The Papperdelle Ragu was not great. It was heavy on the sauce and most of the pork was too fatty to eat. The cheesecake and coffee for dessert were both very average.
I was really looking forward to visiting this restaurant but the entire experience was a disappointment. I don’t think I would ever eat here again.
We ordered the Caesar salad, squid ink pasta, and a pizza. The pizza was decent, but the pasta is where this place really shines—the squid ink pasta was absolutely phenomenal and a must-try. For dessert, we had the layered cake and tiramisu, and the tiramisu was truly to die for.
Prices were very fair for the quality, and the overall environment and customer service were top notch. Despite a slightly bumpy start, this turned into a wonderful anniversary meal. Highly recommend!
Where things felt a little off was the food, especially for the price point.
I ordered the salmon Alfredo with a side of shrimp. The shrimp came out noticeably overcooked/burnt (you can see in the photo), which surprised me because everything else about the restaurant felt so high-end. I also found a small hair on the plate, although I want to be fair—hair can come from anywhere and I didn’t hold that against them. The portion size of the salmon was very small for the price, and overall the seasoning and presentation didn’t quite match the premium atmosphere.
My girl ordered the chicken parm, which was decent but not amazing, and my kid’s pizza was okay. The bread with the roasted red pepper jam was very good, though I was surprised they didn’t offer garlic knots at an Italian restaurant—small detail, but still noticeable.
The biggest thing for me was that, while the drinks and atmosphere were top-notch, the food quality and portion sizes didn’t feel aligned with the higher-end pricing. A glass of wine being close to half the price of a full retail bottle felt a bit steep.
Overall:
Atmosphere: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Drinks: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Service: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Food: ⭐⭐⭐
Value for price: ⭐⭐.5
It’s a great spot for drinks and a night-out vibe, but the food could use more attention to match the level of everything else.
When we received our entrees, we were disappointed with the quality. I ordered the tortelloni and it was absolutely SWIMMING in oil. I don’t know what kind of oil it was because it didn’t taste like olive oil to me, but it was nearly inedible and I was scraping the pasta on the side of the bowl to try to get some of the oil off.
My husband ordered the chicken fra diavolo and received very spicy spaghetti. I’m not sure where the spice came from because based on the ingredients, there was no reason for it to be spicy. He could barely eat it because it was so spicy.
We were offered a free dessert since it was my birthday, which I accepted. Our waitress stated that someone would be out with the tiramisu in a moment, but 15 minutes later she came out and saw that we still hadn’t received anything. She apologized profusely and eventually brought it out to us ourselves, but we chose to take it to-go because we had already waited so long.
The price for the quality was outrageous. We paid $12 for a bottle of San Pellegrino that we shared between the two of us. I ordered a shot of espresso and it cost $4. I expected to pay $60-70 and ended up paying $100 without tip.
Our waitress Aubrey was very sweet, attentive, professional, and obviously very disheartened by our experience. She bears no fault for our experience. I pray that our bad experience was just a fluke, but unfortunately we will not be coming back.